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Workshops are NOT included with Full Conference registration and require a separate fee.
Are you covering your costs? This pre-conference workshop is a great opportunity to learn the basics of clinical trial budgeting and the tips and tricks to ensure your clinical research site is covering the true costs to run each clinical trial you conduct. This workshop is intended for those new to budgeting and those experienced who want to ensure the are covering the true cost of conducting a clinical trial at their site.
Objectives:
Discuss the importance of the clinical trial budget for site sustainability and success.
Identify critical costs to incorporate into your clinical trial budget.
Review the importance for justification documents.
CEU: 4.00 ACRP
Trainer:
Matt Lowery, ACRP-CP, CCRC, CEO / Principal Consultant, The Pathways Grp, LLC
Please choose W24-03 – Clinical Trial Budgeting Basics to register for this event. Lunch will not be provided for half-day workshop registrants.
Workshops are NOT included with Full Conference registration and require a separate fee.
This pre-conference workshop is aligned with the ICH E6 Good Clinical Practice Guidelines and the ACRP Core Competency Guidelines to help build a solid foundation of knowledge for all clinical research professionals. The workshop will be broken up into two parts with all attendees together for the first half of the day to learn the general information and then breaking up into Clinical Research Site Team Members and Sponsor/CRO Team Members to emphasize on the responsibilities pertaining to their tasks and opportunity for a few exercises.
Objectives:
Recognize the key guidelines utilized in the clinical research industry.
Describe the Informed Consent Process and the key elements of Informed Consent.
Outline the Safety Reporting process.
List the responsibilities of the key stakeholders in the clinical research industry. (Sponsor, CRO, Principal Investigator, IRB, etc.)
CEU: 8.00 ACRP
Trainers:
John Rowell, Jr., MSN, CEO, Bio Research Consulting
Mary Lord, RN, MS, CCRA, CRA Manager, Site Management and Monitoring, Merck
Brian Hollis, MD, Research Investigator, Quality Clinical Research
Laura Herrera, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, CPI, Sub-Investigator, Western Sky Medical Research
Cassandra Reynolds, Clinical Trials Manager, Cardiovascular Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Please choose W24-01: Clinical Research 101: Setting the Foundation for Success to register for this event. Lunch will be provided for full-day workshop registrants.
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Workshops are NOT included with Full Conference registration and require a separate fee.
What qualities and traits do good project managers have? What competencies should they possess to be successful?
Whether you currently manage projects, would like to in the future, or just want to be more effective in your position, there are skills you can develop and refine to boost your success. Don’t just survive, thrive in your clinical research career!
This workshop is for clinical research professionals who want to develop their leadership, communication, and management skills to help them successfully manage projects and lead teams in the new normal.
Objectives:
This workshop will focus on the following topics:
Traits and competencies of a good Project Manager - Do you possess them? (Are you a MacGyver?)
Communication Skills - Speak, write, listen, understand, deliver
Conflict, Negotiation, and Influence - Finding common ground and being open to alternatives
Time Management, Planning, and Scheduling - Do you RASCI?
Project Budgets and Cost Management - Who needs to know the dollars and sense of the project?
Collaboration and team building, even with a remote or hybrid team - Building relationships within and outside of the team (and over the Internet)
Leadership and taking the lead - Do you have to be at the front of the line to be a leader?
Work-life balance - Finding the balance in YOUR life
Tools, assessments, and other resources will be discussed and provided so attendees can build on the information shared during the workshop and continue to develop their project management and leadership skills after the workshop.
CEU: 8.00 ACRP
Trainers:
Beth Bieze, MA, CCRA, ACRP-PM, FACRP, Clinical Quality Management Director, Protrials Research Inc.
Jennifer McLeland, PhD, CCRC, ACRP-PM, RPSGT, Manager, Division of Clinical Research, Washington University School of Medicine
Please choose W24-02 – Project Management Basics to register for this event. Lunch will be provided for full-day workshop registrants.
When you arrive in Anaheim, make your way to the registration area to receive your conference badge and essential materials, ensuring you're fully equipped for four days of engaging education sessions and valuable networking experiences.
